Race id	Race card number	Race class	Age class	Race time	Race course	Race date	Race name	Price money	Distance of the race	Going	Surface	Pace forecast	ATR verdict	Timeform verdict	ATR top tip	ATR watch out for	Timeform winner	Timeform second	Timeform third	Race data quality	Draw	Draw result	Horse	Country	Color of horse	Sex of horse	Name of the horses father	Name of the horses mother	Name of the horses grandfather	Age	Weight	Handicap	Head Gear	Jockey	Allowance	Trainer	Pre Race Comments	Comments	Rating	Pace Rating	Form scan position	Form scan value	First price	Last price	Rank	Change in %	ATR index	Predictor score
1528999	1	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	5	-11.2	Accelereight	FR	g	c	Galiway	Rebecca's Filly	Elusive City	2	60.33	null	null	J A Heffernan	null	J P Murtagh	26 Feb; 78,000 euros Galiway colt; half-brother to Rocquemont, smart at 8f; stable can get the odd first time out winner; market can guide	null	66	0	null	null			5	-21	48.71	243
1528999	2	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	3	11.0	Genchev	GB	b	c	Without Parole	Impressionist	Montjeu	2	60.33	null	null	G F Carroll	null	G M Lyons	Late gains looking to need further already third beaten 6 1/4l in Pat Smullen Stakes (Listed) at Naas debut; middle-distance prospect but sets form standard so strong claims down in grade	null	102	3	null	null			4	-20	275.43	265
1528999	3	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	4	46.5	Hanak	null	b	c	Palace Pier	Hanakiyya	Danehill Dancer	2	60.33	null	null	B M Coen	null	J P Murtagh	3 Apr; Palace Pier colt; half-brother to Hanalia, high-class at 10f; dam very useful at 8f; looks stable first string on jockey booking; market best guide	null	68	0	null	null			8	-25	109.8	253
1528999	4	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	6	-37.9	Hardy Warrior	null	ch	c	Pinatubo	Hazel Bay	Iffraaj	2	60.33	null	null	D McMonagle	null	J P OBrien	Finished well on promising debut 7 1/4l fourth in a maiden at Killarney first-time out; improve for debut experience; danger	null	90	2	null	null			3	-20	139.86	227
1528999	5	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	1	-29.0	Montreal	null	b	c	Sea The Stars	Muwakaba	Elusive Quality	2	60.33	null	null	R L Moore	null	A P OBrien	25 Jan; Sea The Stars colt; half-brother to Cayenne Pepper, top-class at 10f; dam very useful at 10f; top course trainer; 1m looks good starting point; likely type	null	90	0	null	null			null	null	null	288
1528999	6	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	8	23.5	Pierre Bonnard	null	b	c	Camelot	Sultanina	New Approach	2	60.33	null	null	W M Lordan	null	A P OBrien	12 Mar; 280,000 euros Camelot colt; half-brother to Diavolo, very useful at 7f; dam high-class from 10f to 12f; top course trainer; top trainer; stable second string on jockey bookings but not dismissed	null	77	0	null	null			7	-22	165.0	253
1528999	7	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	2	6.5	South Island	null	b	c	Wootton Bassett	Amarena	Soldier hollow	2	60.33	null	null	G M Ryan	null	Donnacha OBrien	Did not get a clear run beaten 7l in a maiden over 7f at The Curragh on debut; should improve for that experience but bit to find	null	91	5	null	null			2	0	0.0	404
1528999	8	null	2YO only	17:25	Leopardstown (IRE)	24 Jul 2025	Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden	€12,000	1m	Soft	null	Weak	Aidan O'Brien runs two newcomers in this maiden and riding arrangements indicate that MONTREAL is the stable pick. This son of Sea The Stars has a Group 2 entry in the Futurity Stakes at the Curragh next month. His stablemate, Pierre Bonnard, is a son of Camelot and, interestingly, holds that engagement in addition to a Group 1 National Stakes entry, so there is a lot to like on paper. Johnny Murtagh's Hanak could be a lively debutant as he boasts some useful relatives. Genchev outran his odds when third on debut at Naas and that run will stand to him, while South Island ran fifth in a good maiden at the Curragh and has big-race entries.	Genchev was highly tried on debut and sets the standard on that Listed run so should be tough to beat. However he already looked in need of further that day and could be vulnerable to a talented newcomer. MONTREAL makes plenty of appeal on pedigree as a half brother to a dual Group winner. If he is ready to go first time he could prove a class apart. South Island was far from disgraced first time out despite a troubled passage and can also threaten if building on that.	Montreal	Pierre Bonnard	Montreal	Genchev	South Island	22	7	6.5	That's No Joke	null	b	c	Saxon Warrior	Though	Dansili	2	60.33	null	null	D P McDonogh	null	J P OBrien	1 May; Saxon Warrior colt; half-brother to Marchetti, useful at 8f; dam very useful at 8f at 2yo; top trainer; stable second string on jockey bookings	null	77	0	null	null			6	-21	48.71	253